Holy Cross Connection, Spiritual Gems from the Holy Cross Bookstore

It's the episode that you've all been waiting for! Phountoules' Answers to Liturgical Questions is NOW AVAILABLE from the Holy Cross Bookstore. Do you have questions about this series? Tune in to today's episode with His Grace, Bishop Anthony Vrame and hear all about the exciting return of Answers to Liturgical Questions. You can purchase your copies of all six volumes of Answers to Liturgical Questions and many other edifying titles ⁠here⁠. As Orthodox Christians, we believe that none of the topics or concepts discussed in these podcasts can be detached from our lived tradition.  So, if you are interested in visiting an Orthodox Church, or you are just looking for a local parish to start attending, we have included⁠ a link⁠ to the Parish Directory of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America to encourage and aid you in finding a community to visit or become a part of today. Are you interested in enrolling in classes at HCHC?  ⁠Visit our enrollment page⁠ for more information. Your continued support aids our institution in continuing to educate the future leaders of our church communities. Please consider visiting our donations page to see how you can continue to support HCHC ⁠⁠here.⁠

Title: Season 1, Episode 7.  Holy Cross Connection, #67: Jeremy Ignpen - Dialogues with Patriarch Athenagoras Welcome back to Holy Cross Connections! This week on the podcast, we are delighted to host Jeremy Ingpen, the talented translator of our title Dialogues with Patriarch Athenagoras. Tune in to hear His Grace Bishop Anthony and Jeremy’s conversation, which simultaneously reflects the heart of Dialogues with Patriarch Athenagoras and highlights the importance of Orthodox literature translations.  After a career in management consulting and affordable housing, Jeremy N. Ingpen (BA, Oxford, Modern History; MA, Reading, European Studies) started translating the work of French Orthodox theologian Olivier Clément in 2013. His translations include Clément’s Transfiguring Time (2019) Michel Evdokimov’s Two Martyrs in a Godless World (2021) and Clément’s Dialogues with Patriarch Athenagoras (2022) published by Holy Cross Press.  He is pursuing a post-career doctorate on the life work of Olivier Clément, with the working title The Face is the Prophecy of the Kingdom: An Introduction to the Work of Olivier Clément. Thank you, Jeremy, for joining us on Holy Cross Connections! A reminder to all our listeners that we are still in the middle of our biggest Holy Cross Bookstore sale of the year! You can purchase your copy of Dialogues with Patriarch Athenagoras for 30% (and all other Holy Cross Press books) today or anytime before June 27th.  You can purchase your copy of Dialogues with Patriarch Athenagoras here As Orthodox Christians, we believe that none of the topics or concepts discussed in these podcasts can be detached from our lived tradition.  So, if you are interested in visiting an Orthodox Church, or you are just looking for a local parish to start attending, we have included a link to the Parish Directory of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America to encourage and aid you in finding a community to visit or become a part of today. Are you interested in enrolling in classes at HCHC?  Visit our enrollment page for more information. Your continued support aids our institution in continuing to educate the future leaders of our church communities. Please consider visiting our donations page to see how you can continue to support HCHC here

Hello everyone! We wanted to give you a quick update regarding our Summer podcast schedule, our summer sale, which starts tomorrow, and upcoming publications from Holy Cross Orthodox Press. Thank you all for your continued support and be sure to keep an eye out for all of our new content coming soon! As Orthodox Christians, we believe that none of the topics or concepts discussed in these podcasts can be detached from our lived tradition.  So, if you are interested in visiting an Orthodox Church, or you are just looking for a local parish to start attending, we have included⁠ a link⁠ to the Parish Directory of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America to encourage and aid you in finding a community to visit or become a part of today. Are you interested in enrolling in classes at HCHC?  ⁠Visit our enrollment page⁠ for more information. Your continued support aids our institution in continuing to educate the future leaders of our church communities. Please consider visiting our donations page to see how you can continue to support HCHC ⁠⁠here.⁠

You won’t want to miss this week’s episode of Spiritual Gems! Join Nicholas today on Spiritual Gems as he talks with renowned author, professor, and researcher Dr. Timothy Patitsas. Together, they discuss his book The Ethics of Beauty, with a focus on the first chapter, entitled “The Opposite Of War Is Not Peace.” Dr. Patitsas has a distinctly unique approach to ethics, and today’s podcast is both a fantastic introduction to his philosophy while providing unique insights to those who have read The Ethics of Beauty. Please listen, enjoy, and share!  Dr. Timothy Patisas wears many hats. He devotedly serves as the Dean of Hellenic College in Brookline, Massachusetts, and has also been the Director of the Hellenic College Religious Studies Program, the assistant Professor of Ethics for Holy Cross, and the director of the St. Helen’s Pilgrimage for Holy Cross students. He received his bachelor’s degree from the Georgetown University of Foreign Service, an MDiv from Holy Cross, and a doctorate from the Catholic University of America. In addition to writing The Ethics of Beauty, Dr. Patitsas continues his research in complexity, economics, and anthropology; he is also the co-founder of the Orthodox company Beauty First Films, which recently released its debut feature: Amphilochios, Saint of Patmos.  You can purchase your copy of The Ethics of Beauty and many other edifying titles here. As Orthodox Christians, we believe that none of the topics or concepts discussed in these podcasts can be detached from our lived tradition.  So, if you are interested in visiting an Orthodox Church, or you are just looking for a local parish to start attending, we have included a link to the Parish Directory of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America to encourage and aid you in finding a community to visit or become a part of today. Are you interested in enrolling in classes at HCHC?  Visit our enrollment page for more information. Your continued support aids our institution in continuing to educate the future leaders of our church communities. Please consider visiting our donations page to see how you can continue to support HCHC ⁠here.⁠

Christ is Risen! Today on Holy Cross Connection, we are delighted to welcome Doctors Ann Mitsakos Bezzerides and Jenny Haddad Mosher to the podcast for a conversation about their brand-new book, Find Your Telos.  Since its publication and release in recent months, Find Your Telos has been in high demand from parishes, youth leaders, and priests around the country. "This is a hope-filled book--the hope that young adults have brought us over the last five years about our parish's potential." These are the opening words of Find Your Telos, which paints a picture of how to minister to young adults and equip them to then themselves minister and bring their invaluable skills to the life of our churches. Dr. Ann and Dr. Jenny speak passionately about this subject with His Grace, and we hope that their message resonates loud and clear with all listeners of all ages.  Dr. Ann Mitsakos Bezzerides is the Director of the Office of Vocation & Ministry and teaches Youth Ministry at Holy Cross. She is an alum of Middlebury College (BA), St Vladimir’s Seminary (MDiv), and Boston College (PhD). Dr. Jenny Haddad Mosher is the research and educational design director of Cross Road Institute. She studied at Yale (BA, MAR), St Vladimir’s Seminary (MTh), and Union Theological Seminary (PhD). We are thankful to these two esteemed guests for joining us on Holy Cross Connection and sharing about Find Your Telos!  You can purchase your copy of Find Your Telos here As Orthodox Christians, we believe that none of the topics or concepts discussed in these podcasts can be detached from our lived tradition.  So, if you are interested in visiting an Orthodox Church, or you are just looking for a local parish to start attending, we have included a link to the Parish Directory of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America to encourage and aid you in finding a community to visit or become a part of today. Are you interested in enrolling in classes at HCHC?  Visit our enrollment page for more information. Your continued support aids our institution in continuing to educate the future leaders of our church communities. Please consider visiting our donations page to see how you can continue to support HCHC here

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Christ is Risen!  Today on Holy Cross Connection we are delighted to welcome back Fr. Alkiviadis to the podcast. This week, he is joining His Grace Bishop Antonios to discuss his latest publication, ΙΕΡΟΤΕΛΕΣΤΙΚΟΝ: A Handbook on Orthodox Liturgical Practice.  Fr. Alkiviadis, a 1956 graduate of Holy Cross, is a Professor Emeritus of Liturgics at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology and former President of HCHC. He has been a lifelong, dedicated scholar of liturgics and willingly shares his unique and learned perspective both in his book and in today’s conversation with His Grace. It is no wonder that since its recent publication, the ΙΕΡΟΤΕΛΕΣΤΙΚΟΝ has been one of Holy Cross Press’ best-selling titles; this is an episode you won’t want to miss!  You can purchase your copy of ΙΕΡΟΤΕΛΕΣΤΙΚΟΝ: A Handbook on Orthodox Liturgical Practice here As Orthodox Christians, we believe that none of the topics or concepts discussed in these podcasts can be detached from our lived tradition.  So, if you are interested in visiting an Orthodox Church, or you are just looking for a local parish to start attending, we have included a link to the Parish Directory of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America to encourage and aid you in finding a community to visit or become a part of today. Are you interested in enrolling in classes at HCHC?  Visit our enrollment page for more information.Your continued support aids our institution in continuing to educate the future leaders of our church communities. Please consider visiting our donations page to see how you can continue to support HCHC here

Christ is Risen! We are pleased to bring you the fourth episode of Spiritual Gems From The Holy Cross Bookstore.  This week, host and Operations Manager of our Bookstore and Press, Nick Botsolis, sat down with the Director of Holy Cross Orthodox Press, His Grace Bishop Anthony of Synada, to discuss The Priest by Metropolitan Michael of Corinth published by Holy Cross Orthodox Press in 2023.  During their conversation, the focus was on Archbishop Michels reflections on religious education, a topic His Grace Bishop Anthony is well versed in given his extensive experience as an educator in the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, as a layman, priest, and now bishop. We hope that you enjoy this episode of Spiritual Gems. You can purchase your copy of The Priest here As Orthodox Christians, we believe that none of the topics or concepts discussed in these podcasts can be detached from our lived tradition.  So, if you are interested in visiting an Orthodox Church, or you are just looking for a local parish to start attending, we have included a link to the Parish Directory of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America to encourage and aid you in finding a community to visit or become a part of today. Are you interested in enrolling in classes at HCHC?  Visit our enrollment page for more information. Your continued support aids our institution in continuing to educate the future leaders of our church communities. Please consider visiting our donations page to see how you can continue to support HCHC here

We are pleased to bring you our fourth episode of Holy Cross Connection with Bishop Anthony (Vrame). The topic for today is Holy Cross Press title Wonder as the Beginning of Faith, with its author, the esteemed Bishop Maxim Vasiljevic. Join them for a delightful conversation about Bishop Maxim’s series of theological and pastoral observations of a wide spectrum of events–from the fire that engulfed the Notre Dame cathedral to His Grace’s own personal experiences. Bishop Maxim has the ability to enlighten anyone on the topic of wonder and its purpose in the spiritual life, and we invite our listeners to share in his wisdom via today’s episode and his book.  You can purchase your copy of Wonder As The Beginning of Faith here As Orthodox Christians, we believe that none of the topics or concepts discussed in these podcasts can be detached from our lived tradition.  So, if you are interested in visiting an Orthodox Church, or you are just looking for a local parish to start attending, we have included a link to the Parish Directory of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America to encourage and aid you in finding a community to visit or become a part of today. Are you interested in enrolling in classes at HCHC?  Visit our enrollment page for more information. Your continued support aids our institution in continuing to educate the future leaders of our church communities. Please consider visiting our donations page to see how you can continue to support HCHC here

Happy Wednesday, listeners! Today, join Nicholas for another episode of Spiritual Gems from The Holy Cross Bookstore. His conversation is with HCHC’s beloved Dr. Bruce Beck regarding The New Testament: An Orthodox Perspective. Dr. Beck is the Assistant Professor of New Testament at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology and the Director of Enrollment Management at Hellenic College Holy Cross.  Dr Beck’s approach to the New Testament bridges the academic study of the Bible with the practical arts of interpreting it in useful ways for the life of the Church today. We hope you enjoy as this pedagogy comes alive in today’s episode of Spiritual Gems.  You can purchase your copy of The New Testament An Orthodox Prospective, and many other edifying titles here As Orthodox Christians, we believe that none of the topics or concepts discussed in these podcasts can be detached from our lived tradition.  So, if you are interested in visiting an Orthodox Church, or you are just looking for a local parish to start attending, we have included a link to the Parish Directory of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America to encourage and aid you in finding a community to visit or become a part of today. Are you interested in enrolling in classes at HCHC?  Visit our enrollment page for more information. Your continued support aids our institution in continuing to educate the future leaders of our church communities. Please consider visiting our donations page to see how you can continue to support HCHC here.